Review on 🎌 Japanese Blessing Welcome Greeting by Rolife by Marc Farrell

I wasn't expecting much given the competitive price of this model. Instead, I got solid wood pieces, precisely cut pop-ups, beautiful packaging with clear instructions and illustrations. My fingers are less focused on playing the piano and more on eating sausages with my bare hands, and I was able to put this together in a few hours after work with no hiccups. It's very relaxing if you're patient and try to enjoy the building process - make a cup of tea and put some music on. The kit includes a small wooden "push and push" tool that can be used to remove parts from the frame without damaging anything. and it was very helpful. If you have small tweezers, they'll help with a few tweaks when you need to work on very small pieces, but otherwise it's not necessary if you're just taking your time. I think the end product is very attractive, especially if you love the vintage aesthetic. But that's subjective and I'll let you decide based on the pictures. It was the first model I ever assembled and the first from this company, but it certainly won't be the last. Next I'll check out the hot air balloon.